should be.they're native most everywhere, so far as i know.
so ubiquitous and so understudied!
they live everywhere yet people are unaware of them!
*stops self before getting really warmed up to the subject*
edit: yeah, but they are AMPHIBIANS!
and some are pretty damn big.
(so ubiquitous and so understudied!
they live everywhere yet people are unaware of them!
*stops self before getting really warmed up to the subject*
edit: yeah, but they are AMPHIBIANS!
and some are pretty damn big.
TheFelineAnarchist,
Sat 12 Jun 2004, 6:19,
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I have seen earthwormsbigger than that.
I also saw a sketch of some skull. Do they have teeth?
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Sat 12 Jun 2004, 6:26,
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I also saw a sketch of some skull. Do they have teeth?
yeah.most of them do, anyways. there might be a couple that have evolved out of them.
edit: the largest known species as of 2000 was 5 ft long. they may have discovered a bigger one by now, i en't sure.
(edit: the largest known species as of 2000 was 5 ft long. they may have discovered a bigger one by now, i en't sure.
TheFelineAnarchist,
Sat 12 Jun 2004, 6:31,
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